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Entering the Quantum AgeCompetence Network “EIN Quantum NRW” launched
Further expanding national leadership in the research and development of quantum technologies, training specialists for this future field and developing applications for business and large-scale industry in the heart of Europe – these are the goals of the new quantum computing network “EIN Quantum NRW,” which pools the expertise of its partners. TU Dortmund University, member of the DWIH NY supporter organization “University Alliance Ruhr”, is on board as a university partner.
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Germany and Canada Sign Quantum Computing Agreement
A memorandum signed by German and Canadian institutions establishes a German-Canadian network for quantum computing and data analytics.
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Universities Collaborate on Quantum Computing Research
The new Cluster of Excellence “Matter and Light for Quantum Computing” (ML4Q) brings together the best researchers from four top institutions in western Germany to handle the multidisciplinary issue of quantum computing.
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Chemical Simulations with Quantum Computers
Karlsruhe-based HQS develops algorithms that allow for efficient simulations of chemical processes on both quantum and classical computers.
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Tackling Post-Quantum Cyberthreats
QuantiCor Security GmbH is one of the world’s leading developers and manufacturers of quantum computer-resistant security solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT).
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Germany’s First Ion-Trapped Quantum Computer
Quantum Factory GmbH is a Munich-based tech start-up using patent-pending key technology to develop Germany’s first universally applicable ion-trapped quantum computer.
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